Electrical Component and Film Composite Laminated On the Component and Method for Production

ABSTRACT

At least one film composite is laminated on a surface of at least one electrical component. The film composite includes at least one electrically-conducting plastic film with at least one electrically conducting conductor. The electrically-conducting plastic film has a high-ohmic resistance. This method may be used in planar large-surface electrical contacting technology for the production of modules with power semiconductors, where an electrical contacting of the components is achieved by the plastic films. A low lateral electrical conductivity is achieved, such that an electrical charging of the plastic films required for the contacting technology is prevented on operation of the component or the module.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is based on and hereby claims priority to GermanApplication No. 10 2005 034 873.4 filed on Jul. 26, 2005, the contentsof which are hereby incorporated by reference.

BACKGROUND

Described below is a structure having at least one electrical componentand at least one film composite laminated on a component surface of thecomponent, the film composite having at least one electricallyinsulating insulation plastic film. A method for production of thestructure is additionally specified.

An arrangement of this type is known for example from DE 103 35 155 A1.The component is a power semiconductor component applied on a substrate.The power semiconductor component has an electrical contact area avertedfrom the substrate. A film composite including a plurality ofelectrically insulating insulation plastic films is laminated onto thepower semiconductor component and onto the substrate. The individualinsulation plastic films are laminated on under vacuum. This results ina particularly fixed and intimate contact between the powersemiconductor component, the substrate and the film composite. As aresult of the lamination, a surface contour given by a component surfaceof the power semiconductor component and a substrate surface of thesubstrate is reproduced by a surface contour of the film composite thatis averted from the component surface and the substrate surface. Thetopography predefined by the component and the substrate is reproduced.

The power semiconductor component is soldered onto the substrate in sucha way that an electrical contact area of the component is averted fromthe substrate. The electrical contact area of the power semiconductorcomponent is electrically contact-connected with the aid of anelectrical connecting line. The electrical connecting line is formed bya large-area electrical connecting track which is applied on the filmcomposite and lead through a window in the film composite.

When an operating voltage of hundreds to a few thousands of volts isapplied to the connecting track, a high lateral electric field can occurat an edge or corner of the connecting track lying on the filmcomposite. In air the high electric field can lead to a creepingdischarge on the film composite. Damage to the film composite can occuron account of the creeping discharge.

SUMMARY

An aspect is to show how a probability of the occurrence of creepingdischarges can be reduced in the case of the arrangement describedabove.

Described below is an arrangement of at least one electrical componentand at least one film composite laminated on a component surface of thecomponent, the film composite having at least one electricallyinsulating insulation plastic film. The arrangement is wherein the filmcomposite has at least one electrically conducting conductor plasticfilm with at least one electrically conductive conductor material. Theelectrically conducting conductor plastic film preferably forms a filmsurface of the film composite.

Also described below is a method for production of the arrangement,including the following: a) providing the electrical component having acomponent surface, and b) producing the laminated film composite on thecomponent surface.

The basic concept is to provide a film composite which has anelectrically insulating effect perpendicular to the film composite bythe insulation plastic film and furthermore has a certain electricalconductivity along the film surface by the conductor plastic film.Lateral electric field strengths at conductor track edges aresignificantly reduced on account of the electrical conductivity of theconductor plastic film. The conductor plastic film prevents the build-upof electric fields. Electrical charge occurring on the film compositesurface of the film composite can flow away.

In one particular configuration, the film composite has at least onefurther insulating insulation plastic film and/or at least one furtherelectrically conducting conductor plastic film with a furtherelectrically conductive conductor material. The film composite has aplurality of electrically conducting and/or a plurality of electricallyinsulating plastic films. In this case, one or a plurality of insulationplastic films and/or one or a plurality of insulating insulation plasticfilms may be present. In this case, the conductor plastic films arearranged in the film composite in such a way that high electric fieldswhich could lead to creeping discharges on the insulation layer in airdo not occur during operation of the electrical component. This meansthat the conductor plastic films preferably form outer layers of asandwich structure. The inner layers of the sandwich structure areformed by the insulation plastic films. The insulation plastic films arearranged between the conductor plastic films.

The electrically conducting conductor plastic films have a lowelectrical conductivity. They should be referred to as high-resistanceconductor films. In one particular configuration, the conductor plasticfilm and/or the further conductor plastic film have/has an electricalsurface resistance selected from the range of 1·10⁸ Ω to 1·10¹³ Ωinclusive, and in particular an electrical surface resistance selectedfrom the range of 1·10¹⁰ Ω to 1·10¹³ Ω inclusive. The surface resistanceis so low that electrical charge that occurs can flow away. Thisconcerns, in particular, corners and edges of the electrical componentonto which the film composite is laminated. However, this also concerns,in particular, corners and edges of an electrical connecting line formaking electrical contact with the component. Precisely here, too,particularly high electric fields can occur during operation.

The electrically conductive conductor material and/or the furtherelectrically conductive conductor material can be any desired organic orinorganic conductor materials. In one particular configuration, theconductor material and/or the further conductor material have/haselemental carbon. The carbon is present for example as carbon black oras graphite in a particle composite (see below). In addition, theconductor material and/or the further conductor material can also be aconductor polymer (electrically conducting polymer). Metallic andceramic conductor materials are also conceivable.

In accordance with one particular configuration, the conductor plasticfilm has a particle composite with a base plastic and the conductormaterial and/or the further plastic film has a further particlecomposite with a further base plastic and the further conductor materialas filler. Composite materials are an essential constituent of theconductor plastic films. The particle composite and/or the furtherparticle composite has/have at least two phases. One of the phases isformed by the respective base plastic. The respective conductor materialis contained as powder and if possible distributed homogeneously in therespective base plastic. In this case, an average particle diameter ofthe powder depends, inter alia, on the film thickness of the respectiveconductor plastic film. By way of example, the average particle diametergiven a film thickness of approximately 20 μm is preferably less than 1μm. Particularly carbon black or graphite are suitable as electricallyconductive fillers. These materials have the effect that the conductorplastic film becomes black. The probability of damage to the conductorplastic film caused by light, in particular by UV light, issignificantly reduced. What is more, the black plastic film improves theuse of laser ablation for opening windows in the film composite for thepurpose of making electrical contact (see below). Likewise, laserablation residues can be more easily identified and removed.

In principle, it is possible to use different base materials for each ofthe plastic films. With regard to a particularly fixed and intimatecontact within the film composite, it is particularly advantageous touse the same base plastic for all or for a plurality of the plasticfilms. This reduces the probability of the occurrence of a delaminationprocess between the plastic films of the film composite. In accordancewith one particular configuration, therefore, the insulation plasticfilm has the base plastic of the particle composite of the conductorplastic film and/or the further base plastic of the further conductorplastic film. In particular, the base plastic and the further baseplastic are also identical. Any desired thermoplastics, thermosettingplastics and mixtures thereof are conceivable as base plastics. Suchbase plastics are for example polyimide (PI), polyethylene (PE),polyphenol and epoxides.

The previous explanations essentially relate to direct-currentapplications. With regard to high-frequency applications which caninclude both direct and alternating currents, it is particularlyadvantageous to concomitantly process material having a high dielectricconstant in the conductor plastic films. The material having a highdielectric constant, which is likewise used as a filler in the conductorplastic films, serves for regulating the high-frequency alternatingelectric fields that can occur in high-frequency applications. In oneparticular configuration, therefore, the conductor plastic film and/orthe further conductor plastic film have/has at least one dielectricfiller having a relative permittivity of more than 10, and in particularof more than 50. The dielectric filler is based for example on thebarium-strontium-titanate system. This ceramic contains barium andstrontium in different proportions with respect to one another. Purebarium titanate or pure strontium titanate are also conceivable.

The film thicknesses of the plastic films of the film composite dependon different standpoints. Thus, the laminatability or the processabilityof the plastic films plays an important part. Furthermore, it isimportant to choose the film thicknesses of the plastic films in such away that the required electrical or dielectric properties of theindividual plastic films are obtained. Thus, by way of example, thebreakdown strength of the film composite is controlled by way of thefilm thickness of the insulation plastic films. Depending on the baseplastic, the film thicknesses can be 10 μm to 150 μm. The film thicknessof the insulation plastic film is preferably selected from the range of20 μm to 100 μm.

In the case of the conductor plastic films it is important to providefor a required electrical surface conductivity through the selection ofthe film thickness. In one particular configuration, the conductorplastic film and the further conductor plastic film have a filmthickness selected from the range of 1 μm to 50 μm inclusive, and inparticular from the range of 5 μm to 20 μm inclusive. By way of example,the electrical resistivity of the conductor plastic film is less than10¹⁰ Ω·cm. Given a film thickness (layer thickness) of 10 μm, a surfaceresistance of less than 1·10¹³ Ω would result. This surface resistancesuffices for example to prevent electrical charging of the filmcomposite surface by a leakage current that occurs at DC voltage ofhundreds of V. For alternating current, a lower surface resistance mayalso be necessary in order additionally to dissipate capacitivecharge-reversal currents.

In accordance with one particular configuration, the component and theplastic film or the component and one of the conductor plastic films arein direct contact with one another. Electrical charge that occurs in adesired or undesired manner on the component can be conducted awayefficiently in this way. A multilayer construction of the film compositeincluding at least two conductor plastic films and an insulation plasticfilm arranged between the plastic films may be used.

In accordance with one particular configuration, the following arecarried out for producing the laminated film composite: c) providing aprefabricated film composite, and d) laminating the prefabricated filmcomposite onto the component surface of the component. The filmcomposite is produced prior to lamination. The lamination is preferablyeffected under vacuum. A particularly fixed and intimate contact betweenthe component surface and the film composite is produced as a result.

In accordance with a further variant of the production method,individual plastic films of the film composite are laminated on forproducing the laminated film composite. In this case, the individualplastic films can be laminated on in a single lamination step. For thispurpose, the plastic films are placed onto the component one aboveanother. Lamination is subsequently effected, the film compositearising. It is also conceivable for the plastic films to be successivelylaminated on in separate lamination steps and to be processed to formthe film composite.

The arrangement can have any desired electrical component, for examplean electrical connecting line or a capacitor. In one particularconfiguration, the component is a semiconductor component and inparticular a power semiconductor component. The power semiconductorcomponent is selected from the group IGBT, diode, MOSFET, thyristor andbipolar transistor. Precisely these power semiconductor components areoperated at voltages of a few hundred V to kV. With the aid of the filmcomposite, the occurrence of field spikes is efficiently suppressedparticularly at corners and edges.

In one particular configuration, the component is arranged on asubstrate and the film composite is laminated on the component surfaceof the component and on a substrate surface of the substrate in such away that a surface contour formed by the component surface of thecomponent and by the substrate surface of the substrate is reproduced ina surface contour of the film composite which is averted from thecomponent surface and the substrate surface. The surface contour(topography) of the component and of the substrate is impressed on thefilm composite. The film composite follows the surface contour of thecomponent and of the substrate. This concerns in particular corners andedges of the component and of the substrate. An impression of thesurface contour of the component and of the substrate is achieved byvirtue of the fact that the film composite is laminated onto thecomponent and onto the substrate (see above).

In one particular configuration, an electrical plated-through holethrough the film composite is present for contact-connecting theelectrical contact area of the component. By way of example, thecomponent is applied on a substrate. The plated-through hole can be partof an electrical connecting line for electrically contact-connecting thecontact area of the component which is averted from the substrate. Inorder to produce an arrangement of this type, by way of example, afterthe lamination of the film composite, at least one window is opened inthe film uncovered as a result of the window being opened. The window isopened for example by laser ablation or by a photolithography process.Electrically conductive conductor material is subsequently deposited.

In the case of an electrical component in the form of a semiconductorcomponent or power semiconductor component, it has proved worthwhile todeposit different conductor materials to form a multilayer connectingline. The connecting line includes metallization layers arranged oneabove another. By way of example, the contact area of the powersemiconductor component is composed of aluminum. A bottommostmetallization layer applied directly to the contact area of the powersemiconductor component is composed of titanium, for example, andfunctions as an adhesion promoting layer. A metallization layer arrangedabove that is composed of a titanium-tungsten alloy, which functions asa barrier layer for copper ions. In addition, a copper layer is alsoapplied. The metallization layers mentioned are produced with the aid ofvapor deposition methods, in particular with the aid of PVD (physicalvapor deposition) or CVD (chemical vapor deposition), with layerthicknesses of less than 50 nm. The last copper layer functions as aso-called seed layer for an electrolytic copper layer to be deposited.The copper layer, the layer thickness of which may be up to a fewhundred μm, provides for a required current-carrying capacity, inparticular with regard to the driving of power semiconductor components.

To summarize, the following essential advantages are afforded:

-   -   The film composite is electrically insulated on account of the        electrical insulation plastic film in the thickness direction.        The electrical conductor plastic film provides for a lateral        electrical conductivity of the film composite. Consequently,        electrical charges that occur at the film composite can be        dissipated laterally.    -   In particular by virtue of the arrangement of the conductor        plastic film at a surface of the film composite, it is possible        to reduce the lateral field strength at conductor track edges to        an extent such that the insulation strength for air is not        exceeded. As a consequence of this, creeping discharges do not        occur.    -   In the case of the large-area contact connection of electrical        components with the aid of the lamination technique for the        production of modules, it is possible to dispense with a potting        of the module for additional electrical insulation.    -   If the electrically conductive conductor plastic film is        directly in contact with the component, for example a power        semiconductor component, the magnitude of the electric fields        that occur is reduced at edges of the component. Moreover, the        problem of partial discharges that can occur for example at an        interface between a ceramic substrate and the component is        reduced. Partial discharges can be the cause of the detachment        of the laminated film composite.    -   For production it is possible to have recourse to previously        known lamination techniques.    -   The conductor plastic film prevents electrical charging of the        film composite during processing.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

These and other aspects and advantages will become more apparent andmore readily appreciated from the following description of exemplaryembodiments, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings whichare schematic and do not represent illustrations that are true to scaleand of which:

FIGS. 1 and 2 are each a partial lateral cross section of a structuredescribed below.

FIG. 3 is a lateral cross section of a film composite of the structure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments,examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, whereinlike reference numerals refer to like elements throughout.

The exemplary embodiments relate in each case to an arrangement 1 of atleast one electrical component 2 and at least one film composite 3laminated on a component surface 21 of the component 2.

The electrical component 2 is a power semiconductor component in theform of a MOSFET. In an alternative embodiment to this, the powersemiconductor component 2 is an IGBT.

The film composite 3 has a multilayer construction including at leastone electrically insulating insulation plastic film 31 and at least oneelectrically conducting conductor plastic film 32.

The conductor plastic film 32 is composed of electricallyhigh-resistance conducting material. This high-resistance conductingmaterial is a particle composite including an electrically insulatingbase plastic and pulverulent electrically conductive conductor materialas filler. The conductor material is pulverulent elemental carbon. Anaverage particle diameter of the pulverulent carbon is less than 1 μm.In an alternative exemplary embodiment to this, the conductor materialis a pulverulent metal having corresponding particle diameters. A fillercontent of the elemental carbon or of the metal in the respectiveparticle composite and a film thickness 321 of the electricallyconducting conductor plastic film are in each case chosen in such a wayas to result in an electrical surface resistance of the conductorplastic film of approximately 1·10¹¹ Ω. The film thickness 321 of theconductor plastic film is approximately 10 μm.

Further exemplary embodiments arise from the fact that the particlecomposite of the conductor plastic film additionally has a pulverulentdielectric filler having a relative permittivity of more than 50. Thedielectric filler is a barium-strontium-titanate. The average particlediameter of the barium-strontium-titanate powder is likewise less than 1μm. This embodiment is particularly advantageous for high-frequencyapplications in the MHz to GHz range.

The insulation plastic film 31 is composed of the base plastic of theconductor plastic film 32. In an alternative embodiment to this, theinsulation plastic film 31 is composed of a different plastic than thebase plastic of the conductor plastic film 32.

The film composite 3 is laminated on the component surface 21 of thepower semiconductor component 2 in such a way that the insulationplastic film 31 is directly in contact with the component surface 21(FIG. 1). In an alternative embodiment (not illustrated) to this, theconductor plastic film 32 rather than the insulation plastic film 31 isdirectly in contact with the component surface 21.

Further exemplary embodiments arise from the fact that at least onefurther insulation plastic film 33 and/or at least one further conductorplastic film 34 are/is used. In accordance with FIG. 2, the filmcomposite 3 includes a conductor plastic film 32, a further conductorplastic film 34 and an insulation plastic film 31 arranged between theconductor plastic films 32 and 34. The further conductor plastic film 34is identical to the conductor plastic film 32. This means that thefurther particle composite of the further conductor plastic film 34 isthe same particle composite as the conductor plastic film 32.Furthermore, the film thickness 321 of the conductor plastic film andthe film thickness 341 of the further conductor plastic film areidentical. This results in identical electrical surface resistances forthe two conductor plastic films 32 and 34. This symmetrical sandwichstructure affords the further advantage that during production, noconfusion of the sides can occur during the lamination of the filmcomposite. The film composite 3 is laminated onto the powersemiconductor component 2 in such a way that the further conductorplastic film 34 is directly in contact with the component surface 21 ofthe power semiconductor component 2.

Further exemplary embodiments arise through the use of further conductorplastic films 34 and further insulation plastic films 33. Thearrangement 1 has a film composite 3 laminated onto the componentsurface 21 and having a multiplicity of different plastic films 31, 32,33 and 34. FIG. 3 illustrates a film composite 3 having, alongside theinsulation plastic film 31, a further insulation plastic film 33arranged between the conductor plastic films 32 and 34. The filmthicknesses 311 and 331 of the insulation plastic films 31, 33 are ineach case approximately 50 μm. In alternative exemplary embodiments tothis, the insulation plastic films 31, 32 have different filmthicknesses 311 and 331. The same applies to the film thicknesses 321and 341 of the conductor plastic films 32 and 34. In accordance with afirst embodiment, all the plastic films 31, 32, 33 and 34 have the sameplastic. In an alternative embodiment to this, the plastic films 31, 32,33 and 34 have different plastics.

The power semiconductor component 2 is applied on a substrate 4 in sucha way that an electrical contact area 22 of the power semiconductorcomponent 2 is averted from the substrate (FIG. 1). The substrate 4 is aDCB (direct copper bonding) substrate. In the case of the DCB substrate4, a ceramic layer 42 is provided with copper layers 43 on both sides.The power semiconductor component 2 is soldered onto the copper layer43. The copper layer 43 serves for making electrical contact with afurther electrical contact area 25—facing the substrate 4—of the powersemiconductor component 2.

The power semiconductor component 2 is part of an overall module (notillustrated) in which a plurality of power semiconductor components 2are arranged and wired on a single, common substrate 4.

The electrical contact area 22—facing away from the substrate 4—of thepower semiconductor component 2 is electrically contact-connected over alarge area. For this purpose, the film composite 3 is laminated onto thecomponent surface 21 of the power semiconductor component 2 and thesubstrate surface 41 of the substrate 4 in such a way that a surfacecontour 24 formed by the component surface 21 of the power semiconductorcomponent 2 and by the substrate surface 41 of the substrate 4 isreproduced in the surface contour 35 of the film composite 3 which isaverted from the component surface 21 of the power semiconductorcomponent 2 and the substrate surface 41 of the substrate 4. Aprefabricated film composite 3 is laminated on. In an alternativeembodiment to this, the insulation plastic film 31 and the conductorplastic film 32 are laminated on individually, such that the filmcomposite 3 arises during lamination. No prefabricated film composite 3is laminated on.

After lamination, material of the film composite 3 is removed in thefilm composite 3 in order to uncover the contact area 22 of the powersemiconductor component 2. This is done by laser ablation. In analternative embodiment to this, a photolithography method is used forremoving the material. The removal of the material gives rise to awindow 37 in the film composite 3. The contact area 22 of the powersemiconductor component 2 is freely accessible. In an alternativeembodiment to the methods described, a freely accessible contact area 22is obtained by laminating on a prefabricated film composite 3 whichalready has the window 37 for the free accessibility of the contact area22.

After the contact area 22 has been uncovered, an electrical connectingline 23 for making electrical contact with the contact area 22 isapplied on the contact area 22 and on the film composite 3. Theelectrical plated-through hole 36 through the film composite 3 is formedin the process. For this purpose, electrically conducting materials areapplied in multilayer fashion on the contact area 22 and on a filmsurface of the film composite 3 which is averted from the substrate 4and the power semiconductor component 2. The application is effected byPVD, giving rise to a titanium layer as an adhesion promoting layer, atitanium-tungsten layer as a barrier layer for copper, and a copperlayer having a layer thickness of in each case less than 50 nm. Thecopper layer deposited by PVD functions as a seed layer for copper thatis subsequently deposited electrolytically with a layer thickness ofapproximately 200 μm. This electrolytically deposited copper layerprovides for a current-carrying capacity required for the operation ofthe power semiconductor component 2.

A description has been provided with particular reference to preferredembodiments thereof and examples, but it will be understood thatvariations and modifications can be effected within the spirit and scopeof the claims which may include the phrase “at least one of A, B and C”as an alternative expression that means one or more of A, B and C may beused, contrary to the holding in Superguide v. DIRECTV, 358 F3d 870, 69USPQ2d 1865 (Fed. Cir. 2004).

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 17. A structure comprising: at least one electricalcomponent having a component surface; and at least one film compositelaminated on the component surface of said at least one electricalcomponent, said at least one film composite including at least oneelectrically insulating plastic film, and at least one electricallyconducting plastic film formed of an electrically conductive materialand having a first electrical surface resistance selected from the rangeof 10⁸ ohms to 10¹³ ohms inclusive.
 18. The structure as claimed inclaim 17, wherein the first electrical surface resistance is selectedfrom the range of 10¹⁰ ohms to 10¹³ ohms inclusive
 19. The structure asclaimed in claim 18, wherein the electrically conducting plastic filmforms a film composite surface of said at least one film composite. 20.The structure as claimed in claim 19, wherein said at least one filmcomposite has at least one additional electrically insulating plasticfilm and/or at least one additional electrically conducting plastic filmformed of another electrically conductive material.
 21. The structure asclaimed in claim 20, wherein the at least one additional electricallyconducting plastic film has a second electrical surface resistanceselected from the range of 10⁸ ohms to 10¹³ ohms inclusive.
 22. Thestructure as claimed in claim 21, wherein the second electrical surfaceresistance is selected from the range of 10¹⁰ ohms to 10¹³ ohmsinclusive.
 23. The structure as claimed in claim 22, wherein at leastone of the conductive material and the other conductive materialincludes elemental carbon.
 24. The structure as claimed in claim 23,wherein the at least one electrically conducting plastic film has aparticle composite with a base plastic and the conductive materialand/or the at least one additional electrically conducting plastic filmhas a further particle composite with a further base plastic and theother conductive material as further filler.
 25. The structure asclaimed in claim 24, wherein the at least one electrically insulatingplastic film and/or the at least one additional electrically insulatingplastic film have/has the base plastic of the particle composite of theat least one electrically conducting plastic film and/or the furtherbase plastic of the further particle composite of the at least oneadditional electrically conducting plastic film.
 26. The structure asclaimed in claim 25, wherein the at least one electrically conductingplastic film and/or the at least one additional electrically conductingplastic film have/has at least one dielectric filler having a relativepermittivity of more than
 10. 27. The structure as claimed in claim 26,wherein the relative permittivity of the at least one dielectric filleris more than
 50. 28. The structure as claimed in claim 27, wherein theat least one electrically conducting plastic film and/or the at leastone additional electrically conducting plastic film have/has a filmthickness selected from the range of 1 μm to 50 μm inclusive.
 29. Thestructure as claimed in claim 28, wherein the film thickness selectedfrom the range of 5 μm to 20 μm inclusive.
 30. The structure as claimedin claim 29, further comprising a substrate, having a substrate surface,on which said at least one electrical component is arranged, and whereinsaid at least one film composite is laminated on the component surfaceof said at least one electrical component and on the substrate surfaceof said substrate such that a surface contour formed by the componentsurface of said at least one electrical component and by the substratesurface of the substrate is reproduced in a surface contour of said atleast one film composite which is averted from the component surface andthe substrate surface.
 31. The structure as claimed in claim 30, whereinsaid at least one electrical component has an electrical contact areawhich is contact-connected via an electrical plated-through hole throughsaid at least one film composite.
 32. The structure as claimed in claim31, wherein said at least one electrical component is a semiconductorcomponent.
 33. The structure as claimed in claim 32, wherein thesemiconductor component is a power semiconductor component selected fromthe group IGBT, diode, MOSFET, thyristor and bipolar transistor.
 34. Amethod for production of a structure, comprising: providing at least oneelectrical component having a component surface, and producing alaminated film composite on the component surface, including at leastone electrically insulating plastic film and at least one electricallyconducting plastic film formed of an electrically conductive materialand having an electrical surface resistance selected from the range of10⁸ ohms to 10¹³ ohms inclusive.
 35. The method as claimed in claim 34,wherein said producing the laminated film composite comprises: providinga prefabricated film composite; and laminating the prefabricated filmcomposite onto the component surface of the at least one component. 36.The method as claimed in claim 34, wherein said producing the laminatedfilm composite comprises laminating individual plastic films of the filmcomposite onto the component surface of the at least one component.